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Introduction: Childhood and Nationnation interweave. Nation and childhood provide frames of reference for societies, subject formation, actions, and particular morals and ethics. Representations, ideals, and futures associated with nation and childhood intensively shape the everyday realities of people. This fertile theme earned its

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“Franco’s Children”: Childhood Memory as National Allegoryennium, representations of Franco-era childhood have come into increasing prominence. This subject has recurred in literature, cinema, television, the Internet, exhibitions, and symposia.. The boom of Franco-era child images in contemporary Spain draws attention to itself, provoking a series of ques

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